26/09/2026
🏆 THE FINAL IS HERE! 🏆
After over a week of voting, debating, and plenty of nostalgia, we've reached the final round in our search for Dundee supporters' favourite match day programme in club history.
Thousands of pages have chronicled the highs, lows, heroes, and unforgettable moments of Dundee FC, but now only two iconic designs remain:
📖 1960-1966 Programme 🆚 📖 1966-1971 Programme.
The first accompanied Dundee's greatest era, including the club's historic league championship and European adventures. The second carried supporters through the latter half of the decade and into the early 1970s, a period that saw Dundee remain a significant force in Scottish football and continue competing on the big stage.
Now it's over to you.
Which programme best represents Dundee FC? Is it the publication that documented the glory years of the early 1960s, or the one that carried the club into a new era?
🗳️ Cast your vote now and help us crown Dundee FC's greatest-ever match day programme!
1960-1966 Programme: A Golden Age.
The 1960-1966 programme is inseparable from the most successful period in Dundee FC's history.
Under Bob Shankly, Dundee won the Scottish League Championship in 1961-62, the club's only top-flight title. The seasons that followed brought some of the greatest moments ever witnessed at Dens Park, including the famous European Cup run of 1962-63 when Dundee reached the semi-finals after memorable victories against Köln, Sporting Clube de Portugal and Anderlecht.
The programme chronicled legendary players such as Alan Gilzean, Ian Ure, Bobby Cox, Hugh Robertson and Gordon Smith, while capturing a period when Dundee stood among the elite clubs in Britain and Europe.
For many supporters, this publication represents the very pinnacle of Dundee Football Club's history.
1966-1971 Programme: A New Chapter.
Although following a golden era was never easy, the 1966-1971 programme documented an important and often underrated period in Dundee's story.
The club remained highly competitive in the Scottish top flight and continued to attract talented players and strong crowds to Dens Park. This era saw Dundee regularly challenge some of Scotland's biggest clubs while adapting to a changing football landscape.
The programme reflected the transition from the championship-winning side of the early 1960s to a new generation of players, preserving the stories, personalities and matchday experience of a period that helped shape the modern club.
While it may not have featured the same silverware as its predecessor, it remains a cherished publication for supporters who remember a proud and competitive Dundee side carrying the club's traditions into a new decade.
The vote will be hosted on the Friends of Dundee Football Club page!
